The Aspar squad has begun diꦬstributing basic household appliances to Valencia flood victims as part of its ongoing relief efforts in the city the team is based.

The Valencia region of Spain was devastated by d🐻eadly flooding at the end of October, which has claimed the lives of over 200 people.

The flooding caused widespread infr💙as꧂tructural damage to the region, including to homes.

Extreme damage to the access roads at the Ricardo Torm🍨o Circuit led to the Valencia Grand Prix being cancelled, with the MotoGP race moved to Barcelona 💫and renamed the Solidarity GP of Valencia.

The Aspar team, who runs squads in Moto2 and Moto3, has been at the forefront of MotoGP’s efforts to provide ♑relief to Valencia.

Initially setting up a GoFundMe page which has so far raised over €150,000, those donations are now being put to use🐼 by providing basic household appliaℱnces to over 2300 people affected by the floods.

“The help that the motorcycling community continues to provide to those affected by the floods in Valencia is beginning to bear fruit,” a brief state🔴ment from the team read.

MotoGP recently announced that its 𝐆own fundraising efforts throughout the Solidarity GP weekend, which includes from ticket sales and special auctions, raised more than €1.5 mil♉lion.

The Ricardo Tormo Circuit also received a €5🐠0,00ꦬ0 donation from Dutch GP venue Assen to help pay for machinery damaged by the flooding at the track.